How To Check Traffic Usage/Bandwidth
I have a server running Debian however with the rental of this server i get a banwidth limit is there any way to check how much i have used? The computer is in america and i am in uk so it can only be connected to via shell/root. If there is some command then please let me know in simple terms. Eg exactly what to type and where. I know nothing about linux apart from how to get into root.
Please please please help Thanks In Advance Paul |
giving zero information about what this server is and what's running on it isn't a great way to get the answers you want... i'd suggest you install (and run...) ntop, which provides a web based interface able to show you historical bandwudth usage logs etc...
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All i have on it is bit tornado for seeding torrents and glftpd. The problem is I have no idea how to install anything on the server except in glftpd. Sorry but like I said i am a complete n00b when it comes to this.
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ok so still no info at all.. let's just start with a distro..... fedora? redhat? suse? for details about installing software, please check here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/answers.php
i'm still saying you want ntop personally. |
He says his distro is debian :).
Acid, Where in ntop does it provide you with the total bandwidth you have used? I looked through my ntop and it just shows me the throughput. -twantrd |
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